THE ORCHARD HAS ITS OWN RHYTHM
Plan for the season.
Confirm the harvest.
The best starting point is the fruit you would like, the quantity you need and the date you hope to receive it. Seasonal guidance helps you plan; the orchard confirms what can actually be supplied.
A guide, not a stock calendar.
| Catalogue selection | Planning context |
|---|---|
| Sindhri | General Punjab references: June to early July. |
| Chaunsa Mosmi | Summer enquiry; confirm the precise Chaunsa selection and its picking window. |
| Anwar Ratol Desi | General Anwar Rataul context: June–July. Confirm the farm’s named selection separately. |
| Langra | General Punjab references: June to early July. |
| Doseri | General Dusehri context: June to early July; confirm the catalogue selection. |
| Saroli | Ask the orchard for its actual harvest window. |
| Black Chaunsa | A later-harvest enquiry. Regional Kala Chaunsa windows differ, so confirm actual dates. |
These are broad regional references, not live JDW inventory, guaranteed ripening dates or delivery commitments. Weather, orchard conditions, fruit maturity and the exact selection can change the practical window.
Before the harvest.
Discuss your preferred variety, quantity and destination. An expression of interest does not reserve fruit or create an order.
When fruit is available.
Confirm the actual batch, packing, net weight, price, dispatch timing and delivery arrangements before accepting a quotation.
For the next season.
Send a forward enquiry or ask about other fruit. Additional fruit names and availability are shared only when confirmed.
Regional sources: Mango Research Institute, Multan — Agriculture South Punjab and Punjab Agriculture Department mango variety guidance. Published windows are indicative and may differ between references.